The Extent Of Cookery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B A CDCD EFEF GHIJ KLML| Aliusque et idem | A |
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| Explanation | B |
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| Another and the Same | A |
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| When Tom to Cambridge first was sent | C |
| A plain brown bob he wore | D |
| Read much and look'd as though he meant | C |
| To be a fop no more | D |
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| See him to Lincoln's Inn repair | E |
| His resolution flag | F |
| He cherishes a length of hair | E |
| And tucks it in a bag | F |
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| Nor Coke nor Salkeld he regards | G |
| But gets into the House | H |
| And soon a judge's rank rewards | I |
| His pliant votes and bows | J |
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| Adieu ye bobs ye bags give place | K |
| Full bottoms come instead | L |
| Good L d to see the various ways | M |
| Of dressing a calf's head | L |
William Shenstone
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